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Broadgreen Intermediate, Stoke (Nelson)

Intermediate · Years 7–8 · Co-Educational · Stoke, Nelson

Broadgreen Intermediate is a state, co-educational intermediate school for Years 7–8 in Stoke, Nelson, Nelson City. KuraData brings together its current student roll, Equity Index, school characteristics, enrolment information, demographics, location and official contact details in one place.

Last checked 15 October 2026 · Roll data from September 2026

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At a glance

TypeIntermediate · Years 7–8
LocationNelson
RegionNelson Region
School number3184
489
Students
as at September 2026
471
Equity Index
Yes
Enrolment scheme
Open
School status

Key facts

  • School number3184
  • School typeIntermediate · Years 7–8
  • AuthorityState
  • GenderCo-Educational
  • BoardingNo
  • Language of instructionSome students taught in te reo Māori
  • Established1 February 1971
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About Broadgreen Intermediate

Broadgreen Intermediate is a state intermediate school located at 193 Nayland Road, Nelson. It serves students in Years 7 and 8.

The school offers an English Language Learning (ELL) programme for international students, providing English language instruction, cultural immersion activities, and individual support.

School donations

The Ministry of Education profile states that: "Donations should not be requested, unless for a school camp".

With an Equity Index of 471, Broadgreen Intermediate is in the range eligible to opt into the Ministry's donations scheme — receiving additional government funding per student in exchange for not seeking donations (except for overnight camps).

Check directly with the school for current charges, contributions or other costs. Learn more on the donations scheme or fees and charges at school, both on education.govt.nz.

Equity Index

The Ministry publishes this figure as a bare number — KuraData shows it against the directory-wide average, so you can see where Broadgreen Intermediate actually sits, not just the number on its own.

OFFICIAL DATA
471
Scale: 344–569
Band: Above Average (2026)
WHAT IT MEANS

The Equity Index estimates the socio-economic barriers students face, on average, and is used to inform government funding and support. It is not a measure of school quality or academic performance.

Higher values indicate a higher level of estimated socio-economic barriers; lower values indicate fewer. Learn how the Equity Index is calculated →

EQI scale (344–569)
Directory avg 445
Broadgreen Intermediate 471

Student ethnicity

The Ministry publishes this as a raw table — here it's visualised directly against Broadgreen Intermediate's own roll, so the shape of it is clear at a glance.

  • European — 376 students (76.9%)
  • Asian — 57 students (11.7%)
  • Pacific — 27 students (5.5%)
  • Māori — 86 students (17.6%)
  • MELAA — 17 students (3.5%)
  • Other — 3 students (0.6%)

Percentages may sum to more than 100% because students can identify with more than one ethnic group.

Education pathway

Nearby schools serving the next or previous year levels are shown as potential pathway options. They do not indicate formal enrolment pathways or actual student transfers.

Previous stage
Current stage — Broadgreen Intermediate
Intermediate · Years 7–8
Potential next stage

Location

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  • Street address193 Nayland Road
  • SuburbStoke
  • CityNelson
  • Local authorityNelson City

Official contact details

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Enrolment

Broadgreen Intermediate has an enrolment zone. The school's contributing schools are Enner Glynn School, Tāhunanui School, Stoke School, Birchwood School, and Nayland Primary. Students from outside the zone who wish to enrol are advised to contact the school office to arrange an appointment before enrolments close.

Applications for 2027 entry can be completed online. The key dates in the process are:

  • Wednesday 23 September 2026 — Open Evening
  • Friday 2 October 2026 — Enrolment applications close
  • 15 October 2026 — Successful families notified
  • 13 November 2026 — Year 6 Open Day (full-day visit; transport provided from contributing schools)

Following enrolment, families are invited to attend an interview with a staff member to discuss the student's goals, strengths, interests, and friendships. Zone boundary details are available on the Broadgreen Intermediate enrolment page.

The school does not publicly specify required documents for enrolment in the available information.

Student Support

Broadgreen Intermediate has a dedicated Student Support Team. The first point of contact for concerns is the classroom teacher; the wider team becomes involved when additional support is needed.

  • Guidance Counselling — Two guidance counsellors (Jennie Ricciardi, available Monday–Friday, and Jacqui Baxter, available Tuesday–Thursday) provide short-term counselling for students experiencing anxiety, grief, friendship challenges, or emotional regulation difficulties.
  • Social Worker in Schools (SWiS) — Loān Heran, a registered social worker practising since 2015, works alongside students and their whānau to remove barriers to learning and strengthen wellbeing. Available Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday.
  • Youth Work — Andrew Pierrepont works with students on building confidence, working through challenges, and providing a safe space to talk. Available Tuesday–Thursday.
  • Kaiāwhina — Maxine Foster (Nanny Max), a qualified Early Childhood teacher with around 20 years of experience in that role, serves in a support role within the team.
  • 24-7 Youth Workers — Paris Heslop and Joseph Meleisea provide youth work support through the 24-7 service.

Frequently asked

These aren't generic answers — each one is built directly from Broadgreen Intermediate's own official Ministry of Education data already shown on this page, so what you read here always matches the figures above.

Broadgreen Intermediate is classified as a Intermediate school serving Years 7–8.

It's a state school in the Nelson region. New Zealand domestic students are generally entitled to free enrolment and education at state schools.

Yes. It's a co-educational school, enrolling both boys and girls.

489 students, according to the September 2026 roll data.

It reflects the estimated socio-economic barriers Broadgreen Intermediate's students face, on average. The Ministry uses the Equity Index to help target funding and support. It is not a measure of school quality or academic performance.

Sources & methodology

Every fact on this page traces back to one of the rows below — official Ministry of Education data, or Broadgreen Intermediate's own published information, reviewed before publication. Nothing here is inferred or estimated beyond what its source actually states.

DataSourceData periodLast checked
School characteristics Ministry of Education — 15 October 2026
Student roll Ministry of Education / Education Counts September 2026 15 October 2026
Equity Index Education Counts — 15 October 2026
Address & coordinates Ministry of Education — 15 October 2026
Contact details NZ Schools Directory Current 15 October 2026
Māori-medium immersion data Māori Schools Directory, Ministry of Education — 6 September 2026
School information (AI-curated, human-reviewed) Broadgreen Intermediate's official website Current 7 October 2026